Sentence examples for hydrologic impact from inspiring English sources
It is thought that the proposed method improves the accountability of the hydrologic impact assessment on planned development areas.
A reviewer requires this knowledge in the preparation of SMCRA required "Cumulative Hydrologic Impact Assessment (CHIA)" and the surface water material damage criteria.
Hydrologic impact assessment is necessary for a planned development area in designing detention storage for urban drainage systems to minimize the effect of urbanization.
The model developed was then used to examine the hydrologic impact of opening a new channel to divert flow into the Seymour River.
Distributed Hydrology Soil Vegetation Model (DHSVM) was successfully applied in Mākaha watershed to investigate the hydrologic impact of groundwater pumping on the streamflow.
A dataset on the hydrologic impact of urbanization with extensive stormwater infiltration is not widely available, and is important because many municipalities are considering infiltration as an alternative to traditional stormwater systems.
These results suggest that integrating distributed land use change model and distributed hydrological model can be a good approach to evaluate the hydrologic impacts of urbanization, which are essential for watershed management, water resources planning, and flood management for sustainable development.
The aim of this paper is to calibrate and evaluate a hydrological model on the Iberá basin in order to quantify the hydrologic impacts of potential regional temperature and precipitation variations in the context of climate change as a result of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions.
Hydrologic impacts of hydraulic fracturing are in much public debate these days.
I study how glaciers affect nearby societies, especially when they unleash glacial lake outburst floods and avalanches, but also through hydrologic impacts as shrinking glaciers increase seasonal runoff variability.
Several potential public subsidies of drip irrigation are analyzed for their economic and hydrologic impacts at both the farm and basin levels.
